News and Highlights

Christians of various churches and traditions gathered for the 125th Annual Ecumenical Easter Sunrise Service at Pūowaina "Hill of Sacrifice" on the grounds of the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific ("Punchbowl") in Honolulu, Hawai‘i on Easter morning, April 5, 2026.

Several Hawai‘i Conference clergy attended the No Dictators rally this past weekend. Read their reflections.

Emergency Grant assistance is available to those affected by flooding through the United Church Board for Ministerial Assistance (UCBMA), the philanthropic arm of the Pension Boards. These grants are available to active or retired UCC clergy, lay church workers, and Members in Discernment.

A new fund has been set up through the National Offices of the United Church of Church to collect and distribute monetary donations to support congregations and individuals impacted by these back-to-back Kona lows.

Two back-to-back Kona low storms pummeled the Hawaiian islands relentlessly over the past two weeks. While the Conference is still receiving updates from various congregations and several roads around the state are still impassable, we do know that a number of churches had roof damage, water intrusion with damage, downed trees, as well as muck and debris on their church property. Countless families in our congregations and in the surrounding communities have suffered immeasur

We invite you (as individuals, churches, Associations, etc.) to partner with us in one or more of the following ways to support the 2025 ‘Aha Youth Event.